This week:
- How to get the best deal on your iPhone X, save yourself some serious buckets
- Why Woz says the iPhone X will be the first iPhone he won’t buy day one
- Would you let your delivery man enter your house when you’re not home? We discuss Amazon key!
- Plus we’ll tell what we like and don’t about the gadgets we’re reviewing in an all-new Under Review
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Woz: iPhone X will be the first iPhone I haven’t bought on day one
- Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says the iPhone X is the first iPhone he doesn’t plan to buy on “day one.”
- “I’d rather wait and watch that one,” Wozniak said during an interview at the Money 20/20 conference. “I’m happy with my iPhone 8 — which is the same as the iPhone 7, which is the same as the iPhone 6, to me. " will, so I’ll be close enough to see it.”
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How to get the best deal on the iPhone X
- $500 off with Xfinity Triple Play
- $350 off at Sprint
- Up to $300 off on Verizon
- T-Mobile gives $300 off
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iPhone X will be available to walk-in customers on launch day
- Apple has promised that iPhone X will be available to walk-in customers on launch day.
- You will also be able to purchase iPhone X from Apple Stores beginning Friday, November 3 at 8 a.m. local time. “Stores will have iPhone X available for walk-in customers, who are encouraged to arrive early,” Apple says.
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Amazon Key opens your home for indoor deliveries
- Would you be cool with your delivery person opening your front door when you’re away to drop off your package?
- Amazon Key, uses a smart lock and connected camera. When a delivery is made the courier scans the package's barcode which sends an access request to Amazon's cloud. When it grants permission, the camera starts recording, the courier swipes a prompt on their app and then your door unlocks. They leave the package by the door and relock it on their way out. You'll get a notification that the delivery has been made, along with a video of the drop-off to reassure you everything was done above board.
- Amazon has designed the service with deliveries in mind, but Key has a bunch of other uses, too. For example, you can use
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